Best book to learn Ruby on Rails...I am not a programmer btw?

I would highly recommend reading pragprog.com/titles/rails3/agile-web-dev... Agile Web Development with Rails, Third Edition. It's a very popular book in the ruby-on-rails|Rails community, partially written by the creator of Rails, DHH. Even though books are great, I'd also highly recommend PeepCode's "Rails from Scratch" screencasts.

PeepCode offers two screencasts (https://peepcode. Com/products/rails-from-scratch-part-i part I and https://peepcode. Com/products/rails-from-scratch-part-ii part II) about the basics of Rails, a little over an hour each, for $9 each.

They've really helped me grasp the basics of Rails. I must warn you about Ruby on Rails for Dummies. I bought the book a while back, thinking that it'd be a great read, but it was really focused on Windows users, which are the minority of Rails developers.

We may be looking at Beginning Ruby on Rails by Wrox Beginning Guides. amazon.com/Beginning-Ruby-Rails-Wrox-Gui..." rel="nofollow">amazon.com/Beginning-Ruby-Rails-Wrox-Gui... Or Ruby on Rails for Dummies amazon.com/Beginning-Ruby-Rails-Wrox-Gui..." rel="nofollow">amazon.com/Beginning-Ruby-Rails-Wrox-Gui... Both have 3.5 stars. So you may want to go with whichever seems the more entertaining read.

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